Policy

Government announces it will raise maximum price for new offshore wind farms by 66 per cent, as Ministers attempt to avoid repeat of last summer's failed clean energy auction

Carbon capture is hailed as a climate solution - but the first wave of projects to be sponsored by the government will extend the country's reliance on fossil fuels, a new analysis argues

Coalition of major energy, industrial, and financial firms stresses that slashing fossil fuel demand and supply is technically and economically feasible

The government is falling behind on supply chain legislation that could open up significant opportunities for the UK's tech sector, warns TechUK's Craig Melson

Investment Minister Lord Johnson speaks to BusinessGreen about the Autumn Statement, the UK's Global Investment Summit, and Britain's place in the accelerating net zero race

Public Accounts Committee slams lack of clarity from government over key aspects of the UK's net zero strategy

The UN Secretary General has warned this morning governments' ambition in support of climate action is stagnating, even as clean tech deployment accelerates - three major new reports out today corroborate his view

Analysis from 3Keel and Kingspan warns progress to improve the efficiency of existing buildings is slowing in key markets, putting net zero targets at risk

Lee Rowley named as 16th Housing Minister since 2010, as new Ministers appointed at Defra, the Department for Transport, and the Treasury

CDP names 119 cities - including 26 UK local authorities - as leaders in environmental action and transparency in 2023